Sentence examples for forward the dates from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to regain the initiative, the government in Athens brought forward the dates for the votes in parliament to elect a new president.

If I make her cross, she might well bring forward the date of my forthcoming demise.

There have been calls to bring forward the date of the primary, but they have so far been rejected.

This has brought forward the date when it might be forced to move its external headquarters from Damascus.

In those circumstances, the City would bring forward the date at which it expects rates to start rising.

According to the Bank's forecasts, that would take until 2016, although Carney announced three "knockouts" that could bring forward the date of increasing the cost of borrowing.

A few feet forward, the date "Septiembre 19 de 1985" is inscribed in the cement, a commemoration of the earthquake that demolished the Regis Hotel that once stood there.

Mr Clegg set an even higher hurdle if MPs want to bring forward the date of the election without passing a vote of no confidence.

It was this week 20 years ago that Sega launched its Saturn console in the US, bringing forward the date by several months to beat the original PlayStation to market.

Getting on the treadmill ReprintsThe main demand is to bring forward the date when the government has the option to increase its 34% share in the project to 50%.

Some high street campaigners criticised the BRC for failing to support small retailers by ignoring the simple idea of bringing forward the date of the next revaluation of rates from its delayed 2017 deadline.